A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF THE
PNA STORY, 1980-2000

Part 3

Prime Minister Hanna Suchocka addresses the assembly at the first
World Council of Polonia in 1992.

Wspolnota Polska chairman Andrzej Stelmachowski and President Moskal. PNA attorney Joseph Bulat is at center.

President Moskal with Marek Maticki of Canada, head of the Coordinating Council of the Free World's Polonia, and other leaders of this body. At right is Zgoda Editor-in-Chief Wojciech Wierzewski.

The PNA's Polish Daily News in the 1990s: Dziennik Zwiazkowy 
Editor-in-Chief Wojciech Bialasiewicz interviews Polish President 
Aleksander Kwasniewski in Warsaw (1998).

Polish foreign minister Bronislaw Geremek receives a special edition of the Polish Daily News recounting Poland's entry into NATO from attorney Les Kuczynski, PAC National Executive Director (March, 1999).

President Moskal is honored with one of Poland's highest awards honorary Citizen of the City of Krakow (1996).

Mr. Moskal heads a pilgrimage paying tribute to the countless martyrs, Jews and gentiles together, who suffered and died at the Auschwitz Nazi German death camp.

Taking part in the solemn observances at the 50th anniversary of the heroic and tragic Warsaw Uprising against Nazi German tyranny (August 1994). From left: PNA Treasurer Casimir Musielak and President Edward Moskal.

At the Mednoje cemetery in Ukraine to honor the memory of the thousands of Polish officers murdered by order of the Soviet despot, Josef Stalin, in May, 1940 (June 1998).

Leaders of the Polish National Alliance are invited to tour the U.S.S. Clark 
before the ship was given to the Polish Navy by the United States. 
Pictured aboard the ship as its Commander presents 
a lithograph of the vessel to President Edward J. Moskal are: 
Secretary Frank Spula, Treasurer  Casimir Musielak, President Moskal,  
the Commander,  Vice President Stanley Jendzejec and  
Public Relations Director T. Ron Jasinski-Herbert (August, 1999).